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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

have been tsksd - e1ll tba ztssa.io1 ef t4s
Pa1.ie ~ cOldllct shea IL he thsaifs 9i
several scioas of tas aacirst aoa natis
halsss q GEand kApais. Tness yeaag
iell0Es srs sasiy aotsd shsrsFer thsg spsl
tiod green earth sith thssr pzessnes kisl1
ec0n0nF and ths sneei II ths fils r4lss1
their ancestors fron xalnt poverty - cos4-
pasatys 4fia-nes. TIE fact tAal TIE allure
SAD sci0as have been alloEsd - szpsat
saoush Of Ihs fzmiiy treasure . pay fares
- Chicago. Detroit, aud. ia s0ms sAses.
even ~ Aes York, has - s-eiied thsss
y9un< snips with . sen OF imp0rlance
thst they imagine they are ful sizsd bo.ls
fes1g - oBsn. whereas they are 40 more
lhan pimples such a. are caused oY the
'soand little worm prieked from tae lazy
nnger OF maid" They are seen a. the
theatre ia p4irs. trios sad quArtettes ia al
loud aad obscene remarks are overheard oY
i4dies. Nov. / have heard dozea com-
paints. The next one that reaches me
prDmss - prins the name OF tbs yOuag
person who 0dends. and With il / wiu stag
him siren song that will rsyeroerzts
through bis brain-always proyiiing be has
aay--iong ailsr the theatrical season is over.
A Jolly little incident occurred al The
Norton last week when the Mystic Shrine
BOYS we're here. Architect Hoglister, OF the
0diers' Home, IS rOllicksoms
sort OF shfiner. and be laughs with laugh
that Is more than a laugh, as the reyered
Poe would say. lie has one Of those deep
sonOrous laughs that IS both peculiar and
infectious. lie is the architect Of that laugh
himself and. while he IS very proud OF that
laugh. be is also quite jealous of that laugh.
Now Pssha Pantlind has within his
kiosk parrot a real, genuine,
Old-time, talking parrot OF which
be IS vsrY proud. The bird is a remarkable
imiIat0r and when he heard the laugh OK
The Khan Abdul Hollister be got right up
On bis mettle and proceeded to initiate il.
The parrot was up in the rotunds and when
stairs be called out TO the fellow who did il 10
come down and he'd knock the laugh down
his throat. The parrot repeated the laugh,
and Kahn Hollister, and his trusty follow
ers from Saginaw rushed up the stairs and
into the rotunda full of fight. There they
found the parrot in his cage. 'haw. haw,
he haw, having in great glee. l believe
about half case of Pommery Sec settled
the business
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

They Seninass a Tail Cay TseEsg a. Cia.
oisnsti aao teuaeasa Msaslsois

asn&u sac toNoeosu AoASIptis
GSaSNtrl. g. March is-TAe lniied
labor Party held iheiI ely CONVENTION a.
workman bal ionisht and piaoed la
nomination a fpu ticket Wm. Is ogden
was made permanent chairman Ias plat
form adopted by the nsn0nsl convention
Was IN the main endorsed They charged
upon tie I.epubiloan aud Democratic par
ties Joint responsibility taT long continued
INSTRUMENTATION 81 government from
y hich Tie community has 80 severely sUf-
Tered. and they called upon those Interested
in political reform 10 unite with them They
declare Ter seii-goYernmeni lu municipal
enaifs a81 protest against lhe intruslons of
the Stale Legislature fherrlL street rsii-
roads. water works, als supplies. electric
hght and telegraph ana telephone commani
cation must be fAAen olt 0i tie hands Of
private corporations and placed under con-
troll and direction Of Sue local government.
The adoption Of the elEnt hour system on
all public WORKS was demanded. Following
J. the ticket. For Msyof. ~. ii. Stephenson.
City Treasurer Dennis Mahoney Judge ~
the Police Court. jacob Haas. Ciy solicitor
Charlie Rfemeiin. Police Court Prosecutor
Ernst j. fryes. Police Court Cierk frank
J.. Rsi. Judge of the Superior Court. august
W. Bruck
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
DOWN AT LANSING.
a short Session and the Usual Monday
Adjournment.

Adjournment.
LANSING. March 19.-The Senate called
TO order at 9 a. m. AIR. Hilbrook moved 10
recall from the house Mr. Wisner's bill
amending the act relative TO the advisory
board in the matter of pardons. This bilr
passed the Senate yesterday and gives the
board a clerk. From information received
By some OF the Senator'S. they have con
oeived the idea that no clerk Is needed. The
motion was carried Mr. Giddings offered a
resolution 10 ask the House TO return the
House concurrent resolution 20 provide for
lOaning to the Michigan brigade, knights
OF Pythias, camp equiraFe belonging
TO the State for h. of Z. State encampments.
This bad bsen reported adversely by the
Committee On Military Affairs and was
hastily returned to the House without con-
ourTence. Mr.. Giddings resolution pre-
vailed. Bills were passed TO legalize the
proceedings in clearing and deepening
Buck Creek drain in Kent county. The
House in a morning session reconsidered
the resolution by which 1t had been voted
10 place piano in the Executive parlor in
accordance with resolution of yesterday.
Both Houses adjourned to Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
Probiblfion Talls.

MAEQrFTTr, March l9-Tbe anti -prohi-
bition movement takes decidedly origiusl
tarn. Several towns on t1e Upper Peninsula
have through ihsir city f1'hers. Bis ,iafeel
their fire departments claiming thai 81 pro-
hitition Was there viii not be sufficient
revenue 20 pay ibe * ense Of the H-o le-
parnert This IS REGARDED hvf.int tirr
men as bunc1mbe < ten . bv 'ga1f desl-
ers f1r campaign thunder Everr ether
i.sae has gone down ee-ore fl4t ~ nfali-
ttion and the bitfef t roi fiea. contest ever
witnessed Is uro1 ils. r is caoeeaef ~
many vel ..esfei enrn'as ~ prob. sit5oa
tlst the amendment aill he s305re8.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
SAW ousT SAYINGS.



snssesSt 1s-,ss ss.t-sss-sss,.s-
MUsKKeoN. March le-The Democratic
Judicial Convention Was called 10 order al ,
o'clock b. Levi Beard-iey, who implored
the delegates not 10 be led away. but 10
nominate DemJcTat Henry W Harps-
ter, of Oceana county, was called 10 the
chair. Ii. J. Hoyt. l.. \. Keaung and
Others objected To fusion with any party.
BY vote Of 10 to 8, the motion to 20 into
joint convention were carried, +. A. Minis
and Others kicking vigorously. The Union
Greenback LaO0r convention were eager for
fusion, and the motion 10 fuse with the
Democrats met with no dissenting voice
Several OF the Democratic delegates refused
TO 20 into the joint convention and respect
fully withdrew. The candidates were l.. q.
Rutherford. of Hart, aud Nelson DeLong.
OF Muskegon, the latter being nominated
on the first formal ballot.
The machine and blacksmith shops at the
new car works will start up Monday.
Grand Rapids parties propose starting a
chair factory at kavenna
The new club rooms were formally open
ed tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
Death OF sDick- Tharer.

". L. Thayer, son Of Hon. George w.
Thayer, Gied at his fathers residence on
North Ionia-st. at 10 o clock last night. The
canse OF his death was hemorrhage OF the
lungs, from which he had suffered
for many rsOnths. and it is "A Id the end was
fastened by = fali-down a fight Of stairs
which he received about two weeks ago.
He bad been IN the employ OF John ".
Farrell. and only yesterday Mr. Farrell re-
ceived note fF0w him say ing that he was
better and hoped 10 return TO WORK soon
he was well known in the city sad leaves a
host OF friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

Alderman lsuuB5srs kepItcaafas tlss f3rfes
Labor Party
IT, J. 81 f'o1o Ctasro.4a ~ ii< SLsfe Gessf,al
tsfaeiitte q 9.f Iabo t,.i5a Foyv. Lans-
fng. W4th
.fR While have niways been snd ever
shhb 70 ready o. DO hli that 1et in my
power ~ OontrbUie mV thars IS words
deeds and mesBs 81 ny coufnsuf a. elevate
snu better the cqnt tion 81 fnF feiloe WORK
lnemeu ~ advocating their cause and iupt
demands Tor more favorable legislation ia
their Dehnlf respectfully dec iBe - accept
tre position assigned 20 n1e o. nDsfnbef ~
fbe state Central lommlfiee from he pm
District By the so-osiied labor Union Con-
seniiun. held ~ Lansing on the 18th inst.
most earnestly refuse - bs nsds fariy
- fuch Fr0ee deceFflon oH TIE lsig0gsnr
masses bf tllF ssid self-c0nsiifutet s,0nseu-
ton tne labor Z ni0n erecubsok Conyeu-
bon called together 81 sslf-coIntitutsd
ieaders. moi ou account ~ ne svinpsthies
Tor ne poor. dQvn-tr0i0eB v0rtinfnen as
they would hsys us believe. bui fof fbe sole
purpuas ~ satisfying The efEving sSl.etiise
fof uiHoe - a ieR 0isgruntcd poiliioians
siriur tbcmseives friends 81 the working
men. Respectfully voufs.
H. T. fsfrrfFsst
Grand Rapids ~ ieii
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

The s.. Cecilia Society has engaged the
"Msndcissohn QuintetJe Club" of Boston. 10
assist them AZ their annual ooncers, 10 be
given April II The "Men5eiss0hu Cuin-
tet-" is one of the Oldest musical CLUBS in
tie country. having been Organized in lsG0
and Us founder Mr. Thomas RYAN. II stiil
with tie cluD. Every member is an artist
AMI tor refined and artistic rendition have
lev Ell 1a.s. be seems suDer,igogs 10 remind
97aud ksgi6s people that this viii be a rare
mlsict. lIeaf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

hfa nessiuf held ~ fhs Cigfnaksss'
Iniyn. Hsrch is the following rssoiH.i9us
yers sdosasd
HFsFss. - the corning eleedor - -
bed byfi 4 en amendment - tils Atnfe
rlflsi .fpf'oI h - - 81 omitted - li.e oes-
} - proi tl'lfe So saie ~ Interesting
severages tDr uesng sp'rifuyus n1hit sad
fin.ooe 6qnorr ard
y nFfstf Taous-nds - our - sene eto
sys soter igsuetr,os's end te1nfrrstt sfe 20
- fhrsnn offi oi employ ueflt if i pFeTsils.
g1f
Huretss Trs1es rsr1Dts from fbe ruern-
fat' ore ~ suF ~ siie slfVeeald iif,loFs slteh
e. rtffsrs tsarteskert hlsskeoii 49, rner
VIZ ert re-f1F err sfaFe ir lbe Hos,3s 8 "a
fnaf piae,s ter N anr vsv crnnselet with
tif tsaH s-sHir ere e.reag5 s1eesiaF from
ife eHfc. ~ t'te ffsetItie II tn< essend-
fuer f.eees ftsefeirFf ~
t-sa iee' fts repfri,err ~ 81 f+e
'-sset Hzsf isafr 0rNsni.efl1rss - risiteS
Hnf 81 ec ~ e~ Is sefestifisf tl,ss -.
Ffite EFFORT - destroy fFs6aetfs a. fsssIs
fer Ihsi tt,e rnen.f,ess ~ f,.rn.-
rlasers mon. So f viN fasks s,-s. 4 a
bon liey sne - o. t5t p>5e ara - ,.u-
oes eteFe - 4eie9s the esis emetansnt.
fla1<8 ss8se.
~. e. LfDffs4. So
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
IN TWO PENINSULAS
The Man Who Hesitatss Is Lost
Says the Union Pacific.
PROHIBITION N THE UPPER PEslHgLA.
Calia~zf's Resignation asked FOR
Nelson De Long Tor JudSe-Ths
Collins inquest Oroppe5 Anti
Frohib.tioa AZ Detroit.
Byunsssspre@

p rH,tsd Press
DEIEoE. Asrch i9.-The report is curFsn,
hefe that S. r. Gala say. formerly of his
city and Gov general manager o. the Union
fscihe, has been asked by the directors O..
ihe rozd to resign his position. TIE news
comes IN i private letter 70 the effoc. hat
the directors gave Mr.. Galway verbal "a
strdeuons 10 secure the rishi u WAY Tor a
branch, The company proposed building.
Nj Galway nesiiarei while waiting TOR
written Instructions. aud IN the meanllme
new company secured the rlght OF Way u
build the road
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

+efAttf tA%Ntftf To ENft tfiNNfE t4tI~
usond's opsra Houss " uednsz-ias.
taek illaeon the wel nowr lo,ai puri-
iisi. has been rendered testimonial benefit
hv bic numerous friends 1n shifh onra-
sion wii' 81 given one 81 tiie finest afhlelie
exhibitions ever seen in the Nest The
date has heen 80 fgf Wednesday evening.
haffl LH st HF3mDnr Dpefa House "a
9hich 0ocesion tns following wei noxn
i1uzfrf and Tfssiiers w. fssrficIpaif IN tise
fFogramfne. fIEer JohDsoa. ~ Jadiiise.
Johnny Roseh James Murphy. ri Biz
hsnds Nm - DonnsN "a = Gibbs ~
Chiass3 fscE y0nabus and 6 bysi of
p hrft Prof Iose vli rIrr az exbibition
~ iub fsingins tie Champion feaey-
Neiehf Lifief ~ ihe World VI 81 Trade
VEL. VII intrD1uoe his heavy damb.l,el
ftefrIses 8 oas esd ffs8eTei VI give al
ezh iriign ~ 9raece ft0Wan ~reelliug TIE
boxers nsrae5 shove vii lnsei ia friendly
cont esf and the fG91rsuue viii cl1sf win
81 eiptf fouud glove CONTEST befve Nm.
liauiels 81 Daeiilse and is,s Bineen II
Grand iap.ds In shieb the iaftef offers
Iisuie's 500 n 30 can besf bim Ia tie s9B-
ifet fepst eolovsDis e9ufesi vii Be
grrseutes a. lowers ~ sihleiif ey9ffs Tbs
prices of admission hsve be<n pisss6 e. -.
y and : reuts reserved se1ts ~ . riedffrts
mus st0re
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
APoiiceman Knocked Out.

About 0 o'clock last night Patrolman s.
A. Johnson was attracted to the corner of
Front and Pearl where he found Chas
Pickle and another man having a war of
words and fight was imminent Pickle
who is a well known character IN. Police
Court, was using some very indecent
language when the policeman came up and
he arrested him. Mr.. Johnson had a din
ner pail in his hand at the time. Pickle
seized it and then striking HIM across the
head Knocked him down and made good
his escape. Mr.. Johnson is severely cut
about the head
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
Brock in the Tolls Again.

Michael Brock. who is wanted here for
cutting an arm off John Bork, was arrested
in Chicago yesterday, 4 few weeks ago he
was discharged from custody by order of the
Supreme COult. Another warrant was
issued for his arrest when he suddenly left
town. Yesterday his family took the train
for Chicago. and the Chief of Police was
notified of the fact and was at the depot
when the train arrived Brock was also
there awaiting their arrival and was put
under arrest and the authorizes here nod-
fied Of the fact. Under Sheriff Lamoreaux
left Tor Chicago last evening and will return
tomorrow with the prisoner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

The snusemsnts which the vetstans have
around their carnp-hres are grestly enjoyed
oy ,he public The movement. therefore
ri Champiia Post. g. A. r.. and Renef
corps. % have q reproduction of some o.
TIE Old tim =. will meet with gratifying
fesp0ase. InsY engaged Colonel E=rlng-
ton. of New York. Who lei u the -fdenIiA
singing a. the nc1mpmeut tO rema . and
conduct musical aus patr.o-i festival next
saturday evening March - st fhe West
ie 4s.ns- 4 calfafs. Coigmoias Glore.
Her soldiers and LOYAL Citizens" gih be
4iven oy chorus of two bugIred voices
Columbia presites Michigan sits on her
firhf sflt intr0dCces one % her most beau
fiiFi Gao Ehtsrs. Grand Rapids The c8nfsta
contains sls1 memorial service for he de.
cesss,. wieTans
Military slils viii include smon- The
others A4r drills b. yoanz ladies' ans
irih o. Daughters of Veterans The PRO
grsmro VIII conclude with "a mammoth
campfire = fan. so0g and story he
Avkwari - aad' is promised. while olt
vets vii appear 80 sherman Ba.nmers.
Arinzilg in their i've stock. TIE Ghea ~
dai s "a y r. sreaS of Ccmrsae Befing.oa's
MANAGEMENT there as "an lnquatfsI sue
cess hnancisiiy and srfis.icslir
Ine proceed Pc are for the benefit ~ Camp
Fn fs aud Relief CorTs-ior taeir Relief
kHrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

It has c1ms q sst. The b0z hhs "a en-
sad snosher veieran blue coa bld fare velI
fo his comraiss aud Old haunts. Anthony
liif'e WIS Yesterday notified bv the Boarl
of 70 iee and Pre- Com missionsrs fhat his
sere.css as C1grt Siicer we're TO longer "a
au I'D Sarro wfINg hs removed bis tss s4e.
ard ss be tnrned i1 snd his rlnb over a.
aeaiqusrters there vas = aoriceabls moist
ness in 1is eses. sad member e the de-
nartnelf So even NJ There ~ = uaa
~ iae i9rce iaat Z wouidn rather see %
than Oil Mr. Platte
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

a Ftssa Attesal,ss ths t-lis ss Farmer
y g aaa lAa.khssft

tlp4fkNA g A&seA ~ A f.essdish ~.
selaHl 49, 0lsse a08ut q ciaak fridag
Eaofniae als a lfes ~ ths ~ils sae
da..g1tsT ct hIeufs fs4bis q t@faaeg hyins
nezr brisb,0sl siilkks taoble Ais son and
3 hlred kasu had FeBs ie the beTa, iess .sss
Ars. fsotle saa Ter a4ak1isf Asleef ~
bed. Saoriig af.sf lAs Rsel Ter ths Aoass
Al nAn0Wll la4u rtstefez Ihroakl tAt
kstsshea 1sof ana iroc4ring lEa lsrkt o4ps
of gaso. .ias sslurslsd 1be e4fpcl aud fefns-
tire ia Tie pGf.of ana lhrn eutezed NFs
fsubies ordsoai4 and paure1 the fata over
tie lelolo1hes e. Ntieh - 81. hre ant as
parle1. closing tae a8ef Afl-f hiu Ars
fa4bie Nss ssskeae1 IS iAf Halaes aoa
rushed onl az lle roosa. CLOSING the doof
thlfs coulniDs tl4e bFe - tae razItn sna
probably saNng tle iilt II her dsllgtleI
The n4olss were exCneulsaed beiaft sus
serious loss 81 property vss incurred Nrs
fsuhle u severely huf 90 sboui tAe iaoe
and hands. agt wall recover Dstocuxcs
aie at work aPo1 t8e case
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

William c. Graves wbo has been on the
local staa of the TEissasN- HKzALD for =
year pts-, leaves tomorrow Tor Lansing.
where be has accepted a position with
flanS Godfrey Sgfe E#utfcn Nr.
tflves a pleasant gentleman. a good
wrier aud numerous friends here in his
naugs cify sill unite with hIs comrades on
fNis paper iu hoping that hs lines will fan
in pleasant places.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

A Missionary Incitss >stires of the Tongs
Island 10 XIII the Premier.


Islsnd Ia XIII the Premier.
Sax FRsScisco. March I8-Ihe steam
ship Amanda which arrived today from
Sydney. \. 5. W, reports that on the even
ing OF January 18Th, al attempt was mace
10 assassinaie the Premier OF T0nga Island.
the Rev Shirley Baker and his son and
daughter. While the party were ont riding
they were fired Upofi by several men. both
white and black. The PFemier's daughter
was wounded Seven hundred native war
riors attempted TO lynch the suspectes
parties. but were dissuadei by M Baker
Religious quafrels between tbe different
secss is supposed % be fhe csuse of the
trouble. Mr.. Baker changes the sdhersnls
oi Nj. Moult0n, one of The missionaries.
with inciing tbe natives 20 civil VA Al
last accounts there vas Ereai excitement or
the island. and Nf Baker was barriosded
in the Kings palace Mr. Nouiton CON-
plains 81 The oppression exercised hr bis
Oppnneni on the islaBi and denies inciting
the hotfllltiee
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

Claims for Death or inJories TO be Paid
without Litigation.

BosroN. March l9.-Ihe Transcript says
thai al important announcement viii be-
made al the memorial mesting ~ R0s.iu-
dale tomorrow morning 10 the efecA that
the directors Of the Providence Kail ~sy
corporation without waiting iof ube result
Of the official investigation uow in pro.
gress into the cause ol i8e disaster 81 Busscy
Bridge. of Of awaiting Themselves ~ tie de-
lay allowed iof defending suits a. la0. viii
~ once settle for ali injuries caused bv the
accident aud pay the fall amount allowed
BY law IN every case 81 death ~ a further
evidence Of tie desire of tie directors O. Co
az ia their power 70 tighten The burden
which has fallen on 80 many families. vii
pay FOR injuries or oesth Of officers and
other employees Of the road the same - Z
they were passengers. Winfl0w Warren.
clerk Of the corporation, will receive and
adjust al claims against the read on nc
count Of this disaster.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

NJ CLUa NJ. March J9-A thirteen.
road fr.zs 6Eat took pisoe tonight a. the
reer Of sporting houss here. The contest
ants Ve-e Fs.rifz kerwin. feather weishf
90 NJ O. sir ani -p-a x Mcdonald. 81 Iacx-
s0nvHie. Ia. The sbt Tss for $50 SIDE
Af.e- t1rd has-ie the fshr vas declared =
draw. Anofhsr match has besn arranged 20
tske plses I'D e fev GsQs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

BosTo>. Mas. March Ie.--Chsrles Francis
Adams. the President ol toe I nioD Pacific
Railroad company. delivered an address te
night before the Com msrcial cub on She
Interstate Commerce bHl. lie said his
oRD impression ess thsf the isw woai he
found o. he a mixture 81 good aH8 bad and
that ii would be only proper ~ give 81 .
far and honest tr'si before condsanin~ 81
Nj Adams pred cfed that tbe Hel road
Commissioners would have no easf issk
before them
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

g q a. Aogi, tie miller. returned
from southern and eastern trp yesterday.
Hs uifacglpusiy escaped lls Richmond
HoieI horror at Buffalo. As Las been Ais
custom when be arrived 4l f1si town he
started iof the kiebmond bui betoming
iaiiGaed asked msu whom be mel i be
could uoi direei Lim io some rood hotel
nearer ~ band The stranger did so--aEd
1r hoigi b vlth hls townsmeu again. safe
and eolrH
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

forEesT0WF. Q Nsrob "A large
crate ~ glass. consisting Of dscorsi0rs
mugs. vases and ornamenis have arrived
from Chifag0 from Mrs John A Logan -
her son ard pr0s,,el We daughter iu-lar
Mss ffifh hncrews of this cify The
bflde isfafr wii present BE couple vith s
iof in lhs fash iunsoie fart Of The city ana
vii erect upon 81 p haD8souie soue house
over nns fhousaDd reception car.ls 81 bs
t-rrse1
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

PALEsTiSE Tex, March l9-Tbe Demo
cratic Congressional convention 10 nominate
candidate to ill the vacancy caused by
Congressman Rsagan's election 10 the
Senate, assembled today. Up to ten o'clock
tonight no selection had been made. over
l00 ballots having then been taken. il is
probable that there will be an all night
sessiOn
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

Wage Wm. NeEin.sn vas srislns his
hsek ~ tae e,rner ~ S9ats srd Tsae-soa-
s's yes,ertaf morning the ho-ses sssrteg
fii,ier aad threw h.u 80 ths sroe ~. He
ess oatlg 1ruitei atont ihs fsre Ard .sa.
p - passed oves his hsad The horses
rkn 4 saorf aisi&aos and xerp osaeat ~
Nsli Dernaaa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

sae Devil taxes no a. the spaca re car
devote - sn11senie en's this nsrD.nr -thss
p O. sar tt3r''e ates Dewitt e Auffiea
GOES tae-e ~ss arEs auiie1ce prsaent
at forsrs laFt ni<ht and trey seemef %
hI<eT 3 fuioF ne zsv oil rfesfnuf whles.
81 80 war hss hsea much Improved ss-ee
it Nas asa seen hera
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

BALTIMORE, March l3 An explosion oc-
CURED this afternoon al the Baltimore
United OIL Companys works at Canton in
one OF the stills which was beng repaired.
Jacob Holman, aged 50 years, Edward R0 :
linson, aged % and Christopher Kurt aged
81. lost their lives and Peter Csnnons was
hadlr in inrt.1
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

81 rss Vstttssp ssst.s-
feerttSo March i9.-Inis r. nis9 fbs
Collins irquesf wss sdl08rnei ia6e6nitelr.
Attorney General Tszssrt snd rro.eeatfnz
Affo~neF l.lis bofa beng unable 81 attend
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